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sweetness of His nature. Christ was
sweet and loving and kind. By His win.
ming sweetness He drew Andrew and
another disciple away from John when he
pointed TO Him and said, e"Behold The
Lamb Of God" and they followed Him at
once. A German sculptor wanted to
make piece OF work which would make
MN immortal-he wanted to make per.
lect piece OF work-he made statue Of
Jesus. he thought he had made a mis-.
take, as 1t was not recognized az being a
statue OF Christ, 80 he went to studying
HIS life and fell 60 deeply in love with
HIS character that he became Christian,
ana then went to work and made a status
OF Him that WAS perfect. .53t b i.5s,,2 N.
The atmosphere about Christ and the
true Chrietian ia 80 sweet md pure that Il
attracts all about them. You cannot de.
celVe by shammipg and trying to make
yourself like Christ. The rose will grow
and shed ils sweetness anywhere. In jaw
e1outd's immense conservatory the roses
from al parts Of the world bloom and
iade and no one sees or enioys them. But
they cannot be entirely monopolized by
.h rlea. Every one may have and enjoy
.ne rose. 50 it is with Christ; the poor
may nave dim rs we'll as the rich. Then
the Lily OF the Valley" in it's modesty
gqd sweetness is characteristic OF Christ.
ne wants us to be humble, but not a co ".
ard. Neither God or Christ has ever
gwen. any high position 10 I. coward.
Inc LILY OF the 5Vsley" typifed the on.
fity Of Ohrist's character, and He wants
You to De pure as He is pure, Perfection
OF form, sweetness, humility 20 TO make
Jesus Chrat. (, q - - -
mr.: Small in this sermon surpassed
even himself in eloquence, M VA A. ~
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A Sad and almost fatal accident han n.
pened to Robert, q six-year.old son n K
a. Martin, Sunday afternoon. He, with
. number OF companions, were PLAYING
On top o. caboose standing on the trestle
Wofk Of the Ohio Valley railway, when
one OF his companions pushed him NJ,
anu ne ieii clearso over the Strestle, dis.
lance Of fifteen or twenty feet. Ho waa
PICKED up aud carried to his home, and
on examination it was found that his ] .,
vas broken above the knes,% DR. NJ ~
Todd Get the injured n,smba. and = ho =.
now no, < in q fair way to ra,. along ~ - 9
,on sunday y, eSenius, while Dr. j. G. McCul.
s1Sssst' WIN all his family except his
o ohsa daughter Margery, were attending
SIiulcn, some unknown acoundrel enterad
.ils tesseence and made tour THROUGH tha
.upstelfs rooms for no other purpose than
~ carry away anything of value he conld
get hia hands on. When they retnrnad
nome, about half-past nine o'clock. a man
was seen standing ut one OF the front ronm
WINDOWS, and before matters could he in.
yestigated he set fire 10 some goods i, =, :
closet IN back room, SO as to attract tha
attention OF those who went up stairs and IND
then made good his escape. The fra i had
! sos.eh under such :headway that il twas
. w . necessary to call out the fra do.
pattment, which promptly responded Int hu
m ,,,;sh not needed, Eaa the fire was estin.
Euished with water from a bath.tub. = TINA Tha
i bsa wi WI: not exceed over 500. s. Nothing
n LAY 30 lar neen discovered MISSING. !. Ths
t noa's not a.e working up the matter, and !.
t tne party 10 found he vii! be given the az:
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sPosslbly Fatally Hurt.

John schwinsnberg, q rlpger employed
on the construction 81 the Riverside Tuba
Works, at Benwood, fell from one Of the
high gables: Of the building yesterday to
the ground, and broke one arm and one
leg, besides receiving internal Injuries
which 1t Is feared will result in his death.
DR.. Ford dressed his injuries. s5s.i -lsI...
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Last evenings &eubeapille Gnselie says:
After the sunmer shut down, lasting since
the first OF July, the Acme started up this
morning, the forenoon turn having 80!
four pots and the afternoon turn going on
in full force at 10, o'clock. The henda
were SO anxious to so to work that mon
and girls in large numbers were there
ready for business at an early hour. When
the new furnace ia completed, which will
bs in very short time, the Acme will
employ about $50 hands, an increase that
will be felt to the advantage Of sll branches
Of trade in this city. g s. I. h. + :;
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TIE g. a. r, INsULTED.. !.
Old Soldiers Refused the Privilege OF Meet.
Ing In tho Capitol. WI

Old Soldiers Refused the Privilege OF Meet.
Ing In tho Capitol.
For some time past the Union veterans
living in and about Charleston have been
talking up for the formation OF a G. a, r,
Post and nearly two weeks prior 10
Saturday, July 50. published notice had
been given that there would be, OH that
day, q meeting Of Union veterans ut the
Capitol, for the purpose Of organizing and
mastering Blundon poat 6. A. r. III the
advocate appears & communication from
&c. A. R."who Indignantly relates what
followed. He says: I'D Is. "a 4 .. L, 3!
No ono ever dreamed but that the pro.
gramme as announced would be carried
out, without interference on the part Of
any one The veterans, to the number Of
about thirty, assembled at the place des.
ignated, when, 10 they we're informed
by the janitor that the Capitol building
could not be used by them. Tho law Of
this State makes the Governor the chief
custodian OF that building. We are told
that q few weeks before this contempla.
ted meeting, one Of the interested parties
met the Governor aud told him OF this
proposed gathering at tho Capitol, to
which he demurred; saying he did not
approve Of Its being ueed for such pur.
poses. When reminded Of the fact that
tho ex-Contederates met thore when they
pleased, and this, too, after published no.
tice had been given, tho Governor plead.
ed ignorance Of that fact, and said that
inasmuch as ono Rlds had enjoyed tho
privilege no supposed tho others had an
equal right. ..5s Z. 27rGs;!3t b,
time, in this caae, wrought q
marked change Of opinion. The veterans
we're denied the right of meeting in a
building which they had learned to re.
gard as the common property of all good
citizens. But here Is the contrast az II
now stands: No. n room in the Stats
capitol too good for the Grey not one
mean enough for the Blue! We arc told
that it was the janitor Of the building
who promulgated the ORDER. Gan any
one guess from wha. has been said who
Issued ths order, in view Of the fact that
the janitor Is but subordinate r Let
loud.mouthed machine politicians prats
about Grand Army men insulting the
President, but place this insult 10 the
gallant defenders OF oar nation bv thu
Governor OF loyal; State by It's side, and
then draw comparisons" I.7tH'{EE]@
e.f I 2 q d. q
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st. Alphonsus Celebration

r The celebration yesterday by the St
Aiphonsus Society OF the sixteenth ami.
yersary Of its organization was memora.
BILE event in the history Of tho association;
IN the forenoon the society and the
knights I of St. John, with the Onsrs
Honae and Mayors brass bands, gayo a
very, cIeditable street parade, after which
they took the Elm Grove train to he
Park. where's beautiful day was spent in
al sorts of enjoyment and recreation.
Tho fun was continued up till a late honr
last evening, and one Of the most congo.
NAL and jolly sssemblages was present
which was ever aeen at the Park. u 49,
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REUNION BOOMING.
coMA1rr X \ MEFrINas uE1D
Last Evening" Good Word from tho Trade,
Display Committee-The Musical Pro. 1
W grammc to DO very EAttrnctlvs-Re. Is
l1 sponses from D,Atinguished Men.

{ A. II. Jones, Secretary Of the Allegheny
County Association OF OK. Union Prisoners
Of War, Of Pittsburgh, writeu that at q
regular meeting Of tho Association held
a few days since, It WAS unanimously 10.
solved to accept the invitation received
from the Big Reunion committee. The
Association proposes 10 send down q large
body OF men. '#.3
Capt. BENZ. r. Prosser, adjutant Of En-.
campmont No. 10, Union Veteran Legion,
Of steubenville, has sent in a communics;
ton to the Invitation Committee. itihraas
Ing them that at o meeting held August s,
It was resolved to attend tho Big Reunion
as an organization. THE Union Veteran
Legion Is an organization composed on.
tirely Of soldiers who served three years
or more during the war OF the Rebellion.
( General Beaver, Pennsylvania popu.
lar Governor, and one Of the bravest and
most famous soldiers that ever did battle
for the Union, has accepted tho invitation
to him. He writes thai he will positively
BIO here Tor at least ono day, and II posi-.
| bic for q longer time. lie has written for
q programme in order to determine on
which day he will BE- hero. There Ia not
one who will receive q warmer welcome
from the boys than General Beaver.
There will be three Governors here:
Beaver, OF Pennsylvania, Foraker, oil
Ohio, and Wilson, Of West Virginia.
They have all accepted tho invitations
sent 10 them and promised to be here
Tor sure.
Last evenings Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph contained the following note
An organization composed OF members o.
various Grand Army Posts In Allegheny
known as the SunAower Brigade, WAS pre-
scented with o Handsome banner by'Mr
L. DsWolf, manager Of ausky's. The
brigade also decided to attend the tri-Ssatl
reunion OF the G. A. Il. at Wheeling, W
Va, on AuVust 20. l2
| General w. W. Aserill, the we,l.knowr
cavalry leader, writes from Now York tina
he expects 10 be here, and is looking for
ward 10 the occasion with much pleasure
General Averill led good many Of tn,
West Virginia army boys on the chss'
aiter McCanaland at the time Of the burn
ing OF Chsnlbersburg. PAN
General W. 7. Tallmaage, who serve,
at the head OF troops in the State for sew
eral months during the war, ia now Il
Washington. He writes that he will b
here for sure.
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Big Police Docket.

There were eighteen cases in the police
court yesterday. Stella Chester Il, and
] Maggie, Conroy were fined $50 each and
the girls aud men found in their houses
IS and costs each. Pearl Woods, who
/ was little late in responding to q sum.
mons to testify in police court Saturday,
was arraigned on rule, but dismissed on
payment Of the COSTS Sixteen OF those
fined paid up, the aggregate Of collections
being $ll2 Is. Y u y 49, '1,i'.
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Sundays Game Mt ColumhIp,s

kalamsSoon on her way to Mansfield,
spent Sunday at Columbus, and PLAYED q
championship game with the Statesmen.
Co!umbus puther reoreanized team in the
aeld, and delighted s, 900 spectators By
winning the game. The STATE Journd!
says:% "Fours'new men appeared in the
nome team, and each did magnificent
work. The twirling Of Sommers Was 4
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g League md Association Games


at Ohicago-Allthrse Of the late New
York. Chicago ball games have been sur.
prisos, but yesterdays was perhaps the
greatest Of them all. Chicago, -; New
York, 9. Esrned-Chicsgo, II 4 New
York, 2. Errors-Chicaeo, g.; New York,
1. Hits-Chicago, Is; New York, 10,
pitchers-Clsrkson anu Keefe. 49,
At Detroit-By playing strong, error.
less fielding game and batting at right
times the Bostons won. Detroit, 3; Bos.
ton, s. Earnsd-Detroit, 8; Boston, 4.
Errors-Detroit, 8. Hits-Detroit, 0;
Boston, IL. p. - - ~
At ST. Louis-The Champions had no
difficulty in sizing up Morrison. to whose
ineffective and wild pitching C!eveland's
defeat ia largely due. St. Louis, s; Cleye.
land, 4. Hits-St. Louis, 49,; Cleveland,
49,. Errors-st. Louie, 81 Cleveland, 4.
Pitchers-Foutz and Morrison.
At Observation-Disclosures battsd
Casey very hard, but failed to win by not
punching hits, aud by making several
costly errore. Indianapolis, S; Philadel.
phia, 8. Esrned-Indisnspolis, 8; Phila.
delphia, 4. Errors-1ndianapols, 6; Phils-
delphis, l.. Hits-Indisnapolis, IL; Phila.
delphia,H u. Pitchers Casey and Boyle
At PhiIadstphia-The Athletics had
more hits and fewer errors than the Brook.
lyns, but the litter made the most runs.
Athletic, 5; Brooklyn, G. Pitchers-
Webbing and Henderson. So l'iE..5
3 At Bal,imore-The Nets did some hard
and timely hitting, and won the game on
It's merita. Baltimore, 8; Nets, II. Hits
Baltimore, IS; Nets, II. Errors-Fiye
each. Pitchers-Kilroy and Lynch.
I at PIt.sburgh-The Washingtons won
their third successive game from Pitts
burgh by opportune batting and good
fielding. Pittsburgh, 2; Washington, s.
Earned runa-Pittsburgh, l; Warrington,
5. Pitchera-Galvin and Gilmore. Er.
rore-Pittsbulgh, 8. Hits-Pittsburgh, Z;
Washington, l6. .5g iS,gii. d
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$40 90 EXCURSION

To Cape May, Atlnutls CITY and sea Isle
City BY the Pennsylvania Line August II. +
,asThursday, August IL, the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati &: St. Louis railroad will cell
excursion tickets to shove named points
at the rate Of sl0. Tickets good going on
oil regular trains leaving Wheeling August
II; and will be honored on all regular
trains IRON Philadelphia to the sea shore
Friday August Il. Tickets good return
ing ten days including date OF sale. & For
ticketa and further particulars apply to
J.sG: Tomlinson, agent, Wheeling, VIVA,
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Indications

WARRINGTON, D. O., August 9.-Fol
Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
warmer and fair weather, windn shifting
to southweaterly on the lakes, variable in
the interior. !.j55 i! Z. g liS i-35 gsi
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Earned runs, Wheeling, I. Z Two bass hits.
Niehol and Nicholson. Three base hits. stenzei
and 8. White. Double plays, Laucr ind WEIGH,
hii BY pitched bail, by Kmbor 3; BY Mcmillan, i.
Wild pitches, Kimber. L: Mcmillan, l. Time OF
game, 2:f5. Umpire, Mckinney l,l.r[st - -
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WE arc daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, rantaioonings and Over
coatings. which weare prepared to make
up In flrst.class style at reasonable
prices. t.ra4
Our White Unlaundried Shirt, double
seamed, REINFORCED front and back, ut
; 50 cents, is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. a full line Of Balbriggun Un-
derwelr FROM 81 90 suit upwards, at
ST G. HESS & SONS',
'I5t! 1891 j. 1923 Market Street.
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!; commencing Sunday, June s, and can.
nnuing every Sunday until further arr no SJn
ne Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell esen nudtso
t .See y 70 dpittaburgh and return at low
,ats o. " oo, and to Washington, Pa, and
sei1fn5 at VI 90. Trains leave at s and
CIV ~, a N, returning arrive at Z and ii 10
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ter members were mustered In and The
following officers elected aud installed !:
Commander, J. A. Diokey; &. v. G., W.
L. Oliver; J. ". O., g. K. Milligan; Sur
geon, 8. B. Lindley; Chaplain, Rev. A. E.
Fulton Quartermaster. r. B. Craig; OH.
Ger Of The Day, Birney Waruhman; Officer
OF the Guard, James Catteral.
The Post makes a good start, and stu.
atod In the neighborhood OF large nun.
Der Of old soldiers, will no doubt make a
aourishing ono. "a.
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t1ype.writers Chan j,

W. nave tof sale seyeral Tvrn,o. ;;.t Z,
including Incl tae Remington, ~ osands1
been tak maiin ~ These muchinea have
GaIioran cen ~ exchange for the matchleau
ior , era and will be sold cheap. Writers
mr. ,sa' s G1 ior sale on monthly Install.
, 11ou usll On or address for circniara :
! EDWARD I. Roag 4 Co.
ii a ~ sgf45 55 Twelfth etrent &.
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Rs TiS 'aaa a;; ~ June - the o}io RIA,
ss % until iu:.her mott CO. oA Wbe every
70 slstefsville and return a. 80 y " neoling
o. u o.; Wheeling to Park ,e low rate
return, g %. Tickete good dd' aoa do anu
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AS reported by Christian scinepi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IAN. 9..X. y n. 8P.M. 7r.M,
e. e. ,,,1S ' So s0' Sc" z
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! Canton no oming to tae, Front ull,,

4
Special Dsspateh 10 the lnttlltOsne<r. Re &
CANTON, o., August S.-Canton had a
hard time Of it defeating Columbus
to-day, but tahe managed to do 1t greatly
to the delight Of the people Of thia town,
who have gone wild over the sport. CO.
lumbus made several costly errors. Score !:
Innings. 8 a 5S6f7ss hi
Canton ........ -, .... ..... 10 % "a n
Columbus. o OIL &0$9ti o o.
Ear ned runH-one each. Two base hita
-KiDgsley, 2, Wes. and Virtue. Three
base hit--Kingaley. Double playa Dala.
ney, Zscker and Virtue, 9: Base on halls
-Ereck, :, s. Hulch, Virtue ]; and B,odia:
Passed balls-shsrp, s.; Pike, ]. IA wild
pitchcs--by Sander, IN Struck out@,hy
Sander, 81 BY keogan, !. TineSe:l0.
Umpire-Bell. I; ' iss$ rs q - ~
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The Leaders in Hnrd Luck.

oPtsu18 1tap17cH % t7s 1hstl1tDehctT.s -
MANSFIELD, O., August s.-The Kala.
mazoo team played in the hardeat kind Of
luck to-day. Having an equal number o.
hills with Mansfield and only one.third as
many. errors, they were defeated by$ a
score Q to t. Kalamazoo was unfortunste
in making her errors just at the time when
Mansfield punched bel, hits. Score: Ne.
Innings, ! 1894 6&e,7[sSo 81
Kalamazoo. l 2 0 70 Q 90 o as
u Hits-Thirteen each. Errors-Msns-
field, g; Kalamazoo, 2. Batteries-For
Mansfield, Miller and Yak; for Kslama.
zoo, Aldrich and Dillon. F6SIsSs'.-'2
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Trnles Displny Circular
OFFICE OF TIE CoMMITTEE !
ON TRADES DISPLAY,

already been received: 2
OFFICE OF THE COMMITTEE
ON TRADES DISPLAY,
August 6, 1887.
The Executive Committee OF the Re.
union has devoted one day Of the cole
brstion-the 25th OF Augus.--to display
Of our industrial and commercial progress.
The opportunity Of presenting to thou
sands OF visitors the industrial capabilities
OF this section in grand procession, is as
exceptional 40 it may be auspicious, in
the history Of this city and her neighbors,
by general and imposing industrial pay
ticipation in the display worthy OF the oc-
casion, cteditable to our industrial re-
sources and emblematicsl Of the conmu.
nifty Of interest pe,vading this section.
The success OF the demonstration ap.
peals to your active interest," and indulg-
ing the hope OF cordial approval, may /
requeet to DO advised il your firm will be
represented on the 25sh inst. in the Re.
union trades display, and be permitted to
remain Truly yours, s5&
E AUGUSTUS PoLLAcE,
u'si- +. rHE,Ea7-. ~. L. -T 7A8E.r Ghairmnp
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Now G. A. R.spoat,

y Last Friday evening G. "a R. Post No.
le0, Department Of Pennsylvania, was or.
ganized at Claysyille. Twenty.four char.
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Mrs. ELLA BATES TURNER reopens her
school for children on September 5, at No.
.7S Twelfth street. "a q; K 3 yi2
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Wanted-A Cook. 7i-s. .lNa
Wanted-A Pair Of Good Mules.
Dissolution Notce-stilwell Il Kidd.
sl,t00 Only for Il fwo-story Frame Housc. K
Wanted-An Ordinary small Sized Building.
Flrst-Class Short Creek farm For saie-W.
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dissolution Notice-Mashall 4 Van Fossen.
Hay Fcrer-Ely's Cream Balm. ,1asrE II
Speed Plogrumme Of tho West Virginia E1posi.
ton aud State Fair. : = ,.ltr,5
Attend tho Great West Virginia Exposition and
State Fair, --....L.-.. -. - ~. =
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strong feature. and no was especially good
at critical periods In the coE.rst. E,ek's
first base play was the finest ever seen
here" Mckinney, nmpiyed and bis work
was SO rank, especially sgainst Columbus,
that the crowd became very much in.
censed. Score, I to .. Hita-Kalamszoo,
~; Columbus, TO- Errors-Columbus, |;
kalamazoo, 5. Columbus, 0;
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INFANT AGENTS IN YOUR COUNTY
wv to sell my new goods. SIS per week s.la,x
O. 90 cents on the dollar commission. No con1ne.
ullon. Aare chance. Address with starup }or
!erms, + n. WEAVER, 100 n. Division street Buzz
-. -. =, -. 49, ~ J .r2'.-1 ~ 30 mrl7
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AssIGNEH's SALE.
"A SSIGNEE'S SALE - 2 No. : :
FOR RENT. n

-I757|'37 T'7'711lI7 V1s ItENT. n z |1-T
EOR RENT-FURNISHED Rtl0Ms
- Win board. transient or ,perpaane.,, H.
table board 1908 Main street, Dc A'' nf ~
H'0 ~, ,K;E5 ~ APRIL l, 1855, THE
sell the carpets, Household and Ki,rheu pn WI
!u.e win the lease. II: ". PETERSON. : a u5''
E1OR RENT. a; 7'--,------ -
-. six Room House. No, 100 sop,b rrou. s,x,o.
Island Possession given at oncc Fncu Inee y;
see ao9se 80. lsn4l ..tIss THOS. HEsSErr ~
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Akron claims 10 have aligned Bachelor,
the great Eorwalk pitcher. .15'
Hart has been released by. Kalamazoo,
That team now has but eleven men, but
they arc ball.playera at all times. VA
There ID a. call from, many people Of
Isnesyille for Jake Hartmyer to pitch
more frequently. They think the butcher
boy Is the great twirler Of the team. ly1
The Riversides defeated Con. Msck's
llustlers on the Tunnel grounds Yesterday
BY score OF u 10 II. iBatteries-Husi-
lers, Jordan and Buckley; Riyersldes,
Copper aud Burke. IA l5Ii5'
There were over one hundred ladies, in.
cluding q number Of fashionable society
leaders, in the grand stand yesterday
They all took q great interest in the game,
and spplauded every good play. "ssg'
Columbus has released Stephens, Miller
and Schwartz. Baker left the team Of his
own accord when the club was here las,
week, but will be given an honorable re.
lease. HiEglns ia suspended and will ap.
pear no moro with Columbus. Ts
II. @. Meyer, late Of the Reading, Pa,
club. is expected to arrive to-day, and II
he gets here in time he. will play in to.
days game. He was captain of the Read
ings, which were second in the race fol
tho Pennsylvania psnnant before that
League disbanded. 10 has great record
both as batter and short stop, and much
is expected OF his work with Wheeling
shetzline, general player from Philadel.
phia, is also expected to arrive to-day
He Is also said to be good one.
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600 AGENTS WANTED IMME-
AVO DIATELY to sell an article that s.1e
readily; No competition. leo per cent com mission
allowed agents Fruit tree men and book agents
sPIrsN TT !s ana territory apply to g. p
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w,' MANNHEIM ~. MlLN and adjoining Counties
terms and state salary wanted. SLOAN 4 CO..
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